New building permits have been filed for the Sac Bee South Townhomes project at 1801 21st Street in Midtown Sacramento. The proposal will replace surface parking lots associated with the former headquarters of the Sacramento Bee Newspaper. Beazer Homes is responsible for the project after purchasing the site from Shopoff Realty Investments for nearly $10 million last month.
New plans have been filed for an apartment complex at 3896 Stevens Creek Boulevard in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The filing comes a few months after Holland Partner Group purchased the site from Cypress Equities. Previously, the site was expected to be redeveloped with a commercial office space and a four-story fitness center.
Construction has topped out for the eight-story apartment complex rising at 1766 El Camino Real in Burlingame, San Mateo County. The future 311-unit building, named Revery, is forming part of the burgeoning high-density neighborhood across from the Millbrae Transit Station. Carmel Partners Is the project developer.
The Environmental Impact Report has been published for Parkline, the redevelopment of the SRI International office campus near downtown Menlo Park, San Mateo County. The project seeks to replace most existing offices and parking across the gated campus with state-of-the-art research facilities, hundreds of homes, and over twenty acres of publicly accessible open space. The city’s detailed document is an important step that allows the project sponsor, Lane Partners, to pursue final approval.
Long after new building permits were filed for the Sac Bee Townhomes project at 1801 21st Street in Sacramento, the project has been approved for development. The proposal will replace two large surface parking lots with eight multi-unit buildings for a total of 48 homes. Shopoff Realty is overseeing the redevelopment. TCA Architects is responsible for the design.
